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For this month’s Practice & Performance, John Heaton FCILT forgoes a night’s sleep to ride in the cab of a
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Ray Stenning of transport design studio Best Impressions cut his teeth with involvement in the bus and coach industry, but
IT’S almost 36 years since the closure of the scenic Woodhead route between Manchester, Sheffield and Wath, but it remains
From our 2016 archive: Stephen Roberts recalls a Hampshire branch line that was first proposed for closure nearly 100 years
Mark Smithers visits Beamish Museum, one of the North East’s leading regional heritage attractions, featuring several unique railway exhibits. IN
Overheight vehicles hitting railway bridges has become a frequent occurrence. Network Rail is working to educate the haulage and bus
FROM OUR ARCHIVES The Tamar Valley branch is poised for a secure future with talk of a reopening to Tavistock.
For this month’s Practice & Performance, Keith Farr recalls several historic runs over the former Highland Railway’s Far North line
The United Kingdom once boasted hundreds of wagon shops, but today has only one independent company devoted to the construction
Cliff Thomas visits Buckfastleigh and finds traditional skills and historic engineering machines at South Devon Railway are as relevant to
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